Chancery Court Procee&ngs, 1670.     35





                       1670                    LiberCD

At a Court held for the Chancery and Provinciall Court °
       began on Tuesday the Thirteenth day of Decemb.r in the
       39th year of the Dominion of Caecilius absolute Lord and
       Proprietary of the Provinces of Maryland and Avalon &
       Annou3 Dom. 1670 and Continued till the Seventeenth, was
       Present.

    The Right Hon.ble Charles Calvert Esq.r L.t General &
                  Chief Judge in Equity
     The Honourable Phillip Calvert Esq.r Chancello.r
                     William Talbot Esq.r Secretary
                     William Calvert
                     Baker Brooke  Es
                     Thomas Truman        q
                     Samuell Chew
      This day the Hon.ble William Talbot Esq.r pnincipall Secretary
    was Sworn one of the Justices of the provinciall Court and Chancery
    and took his place as Secretary next the Chancellour
      Upon the 15.th day Edward Fitzherbert Esq.r was Sworn one of
    the Justices of the provinciall Court and Chancery likewise and took
    his place accordingly
      The Same day Vincent Lowe Gentl was Sworn his Lap's Attry
    Generall & Mathew Ward and George Parker Attorneys of the
    Provinciall Court and Chancery. And afterwards that is to Say on
    the Seventeenth day the S.d Vincent Lowe & John Rousby were
    Sworn Attorneys of the Said Courts


         Wednesday the 14.th day of December 1670
                         Present.
       The Right Hon.ble the L.t Generall Charles Calvert Esq.r
         Phillip Calvert Esq.r
          Chancello.r      Baker Brooke
         William Talbot Esq.r     Thomas Trueman &
          Secretary        Sam.ll Chew
         William Calvert Esq.r
               The Causes in Chan.ry then Called

    Oliver Holloway p.lt J M The Cause was this Court to have
    John Homewood def.t R C Come to hearing and divers Wittnesses
    had been Examined, but in Regard Thomas Thurston one of the p.27
    Witnesses Subpcena'd and appearing Refused to Testify upon Oath (fol. 33)
    and that Thomas Turner another of the Wittnesses Subpcena'd